Leonardo

By Cressi

Description

CRESSI RGBM algorithm. The new RGBM algorithm, developed by Bruce Wienke, has been adapted by Cressi for safe decompression computations in multi-day repetitive dives.

Tissues: 9 with saturation hemi-phases between 2.5 and 480 minutes; "Dive" program: Full processing of dive data, even with decompression (if any), for any air or hyper-oxygenated mixture (Nitrox) dive. Full setting of FO2 (percentage of the oxygen) and PO2 (partial oxygen pressure) parameters: PO2 may be set between 1.2 bar and 1.6 bar, FO2 between 21% and 50%. A Nitrox dive may be carried out after an air dive (even with desaturation in progress).

Possibility of Deco (decompressive computations) or Gage program setting (depth gauge and timer). Deep Stop can be enabled or disabled. Large display with "PCD System" for perfect understanding and readability of values.

Replaceable display protective cover. Battery replacement can be carried out by the user. Planning: Scrolling of the safety curve. Unit of measure change from the metric system (meters and C) to the feet system (ft- F) by the user. Sound and visual alarm systems. CNS oxygen toxicity graphic indicator.
Backlit display. Built-in calendar and clock. Logbook (70 hours or 60 dives) including dive profile. Dive history. The instrument may be fully reset, in case of renting. PC/Mac interface with simulator and dive profile (optional).

Specifications:

• Dimensions and weight: Diameter: 67 mm - Height: 27 mm - Weight: 135 g
• Depth sensor:
• Sea water setting (fresh water depths are about 3% lower)
• Measuring field: 0-393 ft., measured every second.
• GAGE function measuring field: 0-393 ft.
• Precision: +/- 1% (T 20C – 68 F).
• Reading resolution: 10 cm (0 to 100 m) / 1 m (100 to 120 m) / 1 ft (0 to 316 ft)
• Dive time: 0 to 255 minutes
• Data acquisition frequency: 20 sec.
• THERMOMETER:
• Resolution: 1 F
• Measuring field: 23 F + 104 F
• Precision: +/- 35.6 F/10min change T
• WATCH:
• Precision: +/- 50 seconds month average
• 24 hours display
• BATTERY:
• CR 2430 - 3V battery. 2 years average life (by 50 yearly dives).
• PC LINK FUNCTION - PC COMPATIBLE INTERFACE
Leonardo by Cressi may be interfaced with a PC with the following specifications: OS: Windows/Mac CPU: Pentium II 266 Mhz or higher. RAM of at least 64 MB or higher (recommended). Video resolution: 800x600 or higher (recommended).

Edy II

By Cressi

Description

The Edy II combines complete programmes for three different types of dives in one single instrument: 1- scuba diving (air or Nitrox) 2- technical diving (depth gauge and timer to a depth of 200 metres) 3- free diving. Edy II is also an attractive, compact digital wristwatch. It has dual time zones, an alarm function and the display is back lit so that figures can be read even in poor lighting conditions.

1 – The SCUBA DIVING COMPUTER mode allows you to choose between the use of air or a Nitrox mix with up to 50% oxygen, with partial pressure of this gas of between 1.0 and 1.6 bar that can be chosen by the user. Three different safety levels can be set (Safety Factor), a maximum depth alarm that can be inserted if and when required, graphic display of nitrogen saturation and CNS oxygen toxicity, graphic indicator of ascent speed, thermometer and a wide range of audio and visual alarms. A particularly high performance logbook memorises a large amount of data from the last 30 hours of dives or of the last 60 dives, which can be scrolled through, one by one, at intervals of 30 seconds, thanks to the integrated Profile function which does not require any accessory interface. 
A handy History function memorises maximum depth, hours spent in the water and total number of dives performed.

2 – In GAUGE mode Edy II is a valuable instrument for those who wish to programme the dive using decompression software and perform dives in accordance with tables, as required in technical dives. The functions indicated provide the instant and maximum depth, the dive time (including seconds!), indication of ascent speed, a thermometer, a traditional watch and a handy chronometer (hours, minutes and seconds) to accurately calculate ascent and decompression stops. A depth alarm can also be enabled if and when required. The GAUGE mode also has its own logbook which even calculates the average depth of the dive and records the temperature at the maximum depth reached, it also has a Profile function to review the dive at intervals of 30 seconds and an independent History function to record only those dives performed in GAUGE mode.

3- In FREE DIVE (FREE) mode all the needs of the free diver have been taken into consideration. Therefore indications of current and maximum depth are provided as well as dive time (minutes and seconds), ascent speed and a depth and/or time alarm can be enabled. On the surface the interval between one dive and the next is indicated (minutes and seconds) and there is also a thermometer. This mode also has its own independent Logbook that is able to memorise up to 60 dives, filled with data, each of which can be reviewed with the integrated Profile function at intervals of just one second. The History section memorises the total number of dives on the day, indicating the deepest dive and its duration. This daily memory can be reset at any time. The battery of the Edy II can be quickly replaced by any watchmaker. An accessory interface is available to download all the data recorded and transfer them to a PC, thus allowing the user to access many more functions.

Specifications:

• Bühlmann ZH-L12 algorithm, redesigned by Randy Bohrer
• Tissues: 12 with saturation half-times that range between 5 and 640 minutes
• Complete processor for dive data, also with any decompression, for dives performed with air or with Nitrox mixes
• Complete setting of FO2 and PO2 parameters with the possibility of setting PO2 between 1.0 bar and 1.6 bar and of the FO2 between 21% and 50%
• Possibility of performing a Nitrox dive after one performed with air (even with de-saturation in progress)
• Maximum depth alarm (can be inserted by the user)
• Dive manual planning (Scrolling)
• Changing of the measurement unit from the metric system (metres and °C) to the imperial system (ft and °F) done by the user
• Audio and visual alarms
• Graphic indicator of nitrogen saturation
• Graphic indicator for CNS oxygen toxicity
• Graphic indicator of ascent speed
• Back lit display
• Differentiated ascent speed depending on depth
• Instant PO2 indicator
• Safety Stop indication (not compulsory) at the end of the dive (between 9.9 and 3 m)
• Thermometer
• Possibility of setting GAUGE programme (depth gauge/timer)
• Possibility of setting FREE programme
• Logbook (30 h or last 60 dives) complete with dive profile (3 independent logbooks for the COMPUTER, GAUGE and FREE modes)
• Dive profile can be reviewed without interface (intervals of 30 seconds in the COMPUTER and GAUGE modes, intervals of 1 second in the FREE mode)
• Historic dive memory (maximum depth, no. of dives and hours spent underwater) Three different, independent historical memories for the COMPUTER, GAUGE and FREE modes
• Automatic altitude setting from 0 to 6000 metres
• Graphic signal when battery is flat
• Maximum depth in COMPUTER mode 99.9 m
• Maximum depth in GAUGE and FREE mode 199.9 m
• Calendar and watch with alarm and second time zone functions
• PC interface (optional)
• Dimensions: Diameter: 51 mm - Height: 12mm
• Weight: 75 g
• Pressure sensor:
• Salt water calibration
• Surface interval: from 0 to 48 hours
• 3V CR 2032 watch battery, replaceable by any watchmaker, with an average lifetime of 2 years (with 50 dives/year)

Edy PC Interface

By Cressi

Description

Your "C-Card" proves you're a diver, but your log book proves your experience and frequency of diving. Be prepared to prove your experience when on vacation with your electronic log book. This software is an application for managing logged data on your Cressi Edy II Dive computer. Software gives full color line and bar graphs of dive profile and tissue loading. You will be able to review the profiles of your last 60 dives in all three modes of the computer. The Dive, Free or Gauge mode can be reviewed. You can see graphs and analyze the nitrogen saturation at any time for each of the 12 theoretical tissue compartments monitored.

Specifications:

• Downloading log data and profile data from dive computer
• Review all three computer modes: dive, free and gauge
• Print log book pages
• Review tissue saturation

Archimede II

By Cressi

Description

The second version of the Archimede computer, with its renewed look, has new sophisticated software that is able to manage two different Nitrox mixes during a dive, thus allowing you to choose at any time during the same dive. 
The features of Archimede, which were already outstanding, have been considerably improved for scuba divers and free divers as well as technical divers, who will find the new GAUGE function an indispensable instrument for precise monitoring of all their dives.

Archimede 2 is, first of all, an intuitive computer that is easy to use, both for the beginner and the professional. Although it has many functions you are not obliged to use them. Once the computer has been set for the use of air it does not require any further adjustment for subsequent dives as the computer activates automatically upon contact with the water and is perfectly able to calculate any dive, with or without decompression, in total automatism. However, even the most demanding divers have been taken into consideration, those who use Nitrox mixes and want to de-saturate in greater safety, by using Nitrox mixes whilst ascending, or who want to use the instrument during free diving or technical dives. The new software analyzes the data of 12 sample tissues (previously 9) for even more accurate monitoring of tissue saturation and de-saturation mechanisms.

The possibility of being able to use a second Nitrox mix during the same dive has now been introduced to faithfully monitor and assist those divers that prefer de-saturation with Nitrox mixes, a practice that offers greater safety to the dive and that is used by an increasingly large number of enthusiasts. The first mix can contain a percentage of oxygen ranging from 21% (air) to 50%, the second between 21% and 99% (pure oxygen). The fraction of oxygen of both mixes is set on the surface, whilst the use of the two different mixes can be chosen at any time during the dive. Naturally, the partial pressure of both of the mixes can also be selected in a wide range of between 1.0 and 1.6 bar. Other new functions include the maximum depth indicator, which is now visible during decompression; the choice of three different Safety Factor levels; the ascent speed indicator (expanded); the temperature sensor (faster) and the display back-lighting (clearer). Lastly, the all new GAUGE function, used both for free diving and technical dives, which selects just some of the instrument’s functions, such as instant and maximum depth, duration of the dive (in minutes and seconds), time and ascent speed. The operating range of the GAUGE function reaches depths of up to 200 metres.

Specifications:

• Bühlmann ZH-L8 algorithm, redesigned by Randy Bohrer
• Tissues: 12 with saturation half-times that range between 5 and 640 minutes
• Salt water calibration
• Range of measurement: 0 - 99.9 m (0-199.9 in Gauge function)
• Maximum surface time: 48 h
• Altitude range: from 0 to 6000 m
• 3V CR 2032 battery which can be replaced by the user as it is easy to find at a low cost.
• Battery lifetime: approximately 2 years at 50 dives/year
• Display is back lit for 5 seconds (by pressing a button)
• Replaceable protective screen for the display
• Possibility of use with air or Nitrox mix (choice between 2 different mixes during the same dive)
• Adjustment of oxygen fraction from 21% to 50% with increments of 1% for the first mix and from 21% to 99% for the second mix
• Partial oxygen pressure adjustment from 1.0 to 1.6 bar, with increments of 0.1 bar for each of the mixes
• Possibility of inserting a personal safety factor, which can be selected on 3 positions.
• Possibility of inserting an alarm upon reaching a pre-established depth.
• Bar graph for nitrogen saturation
• Bar graph for CNS oxygen toxicity
• Indicator of ascent speed at 4 levels
• Audio and visual alarms
• Decompression stops foreseen up to a depth of 30 m
• Safety stop of 3’ at the end of every dive that exceeds a depth of 10 m (not compulsory)
• Date and time incorporated
• Gauge function (only current and maximum depth, dive time (minutes and seconds), ascent speed, time. Functions up to 199.9 m
• Logbook of the last 30 hours of dives or the last 60 dives, with 3 data displays for each dive.
• Memory of the total number of dives, of the hours spent under water and of the maximum depth reached
• Profile of every dive (without interface)
• Transfer of data to PC (with optional interface, not available for Windows Vista).
• Complete scrolling of NDL times to 48 m
• Simulator for dives with air or with enriched mixes, for single or repetitive dives, complete with alarms and every other function that can be set using independent buttons, both during descent and ascent.
• Possibility of performing general reset so that the computer can be used in a diving centre.
• Possibility of changing from metric units to imperial units and vice versa
• Diameter: 62.3 mm
• Thickness: 24.7 mm

Archimede II 3 Gauge

By Cressi

Description

This is the 3-instrument version of the Archimede 2 Console.

A compass is situated on the back of the console, at the computer. Front-hinged and angled so as to allow free access to the back of the Archimede computer.

It is possible to replace the computer battery and reset the residual nitrogen memory without having to disassemble the compass, making these operations quick and easy.

The compass can be angled in 4 different positions of the instrument so it is easy to read in any situation.

Specifications:

• Total length: 223 mm
• Total height: 55 mm
• Weight: 510 g (including HP hose)
• Technical features compass
• Material: technopolymer
• Luminous face
• Face divided into sectors every 10°
• Side reading window
• Swivel trigger lunette with double references and graduated compass rose
• Lubber's line
• Anatomical band
• Diameter: 60 mm
• Height: 29 mm
• Weight: 90 gms

Wrist Compass

By Cressi

Description

The Cressi wrist compass allows easy reading in all diving conditions. The compass card moves easily even when the compass is not held level. The compass face is divided in 10° intervals, and is luminescent for ease of reading in low light conditions and night diving. The Cressi Compass can be read from above the face, or for gun sight accuracy, through the side window which give’s precise readings. Compass face is equipped with a lubber line to center with the body to increase accuracy when navigating, and has a rotating ratchet bezel with double pointed heading marker to mark your heading and keep you on course. Compass comes with wide wrist band designed to keep compass stable on your arm.

Specifications:

• • Material: Thermoplastic
• • Rotating Ratchet Bezel with double point heading marker and 360° indication
• • Luminous face
• • Face divided into sectors every 10°
• • Side reading window
• • Lubber’s line
• • Anatomic band
• • Diameter: 60 mm
• • Height of instrument: 29 mm

Mini Console II

By Cressi

Description

Mini 2 Gauge Console (Metric/Imperial)Mini-console 2 is a small compact console that houses the Cressi mini pressure gauge and a new, small, analog depth gauge. Both gauges are high quality instruments with a chrome plated brass case and the depth gauge has a diaphragm membrane function. Both gauges have a large circular easy to read scale.

On the luminescent face of the 70m/230ft depth gauge the first 12m/40ft depth readings are in 3m/10ft increments, (which correspond to the area of decompression stops), and are widely spaced for ease of reading. The face is divided into three different colored zones: green up to 20m/66ft, light blue from 20m/66ft to 40m/130ft, red from 40m/130ft to the end of the scale. The instrument has a maximum depth indicator that stops on the maximum depth reached during the dive.

The Mini-Manometer pressure gauge luminescent dial reads from 0-to 350 bar/5000 psi. The instruments face like the depth gauge is divided into three different colored zones: the area from 35 bar/600 psi and below is highlighted in red with a solid bar and red stripes. If gauge is used on deeper dives, the red scale extends and fades to 70 bar/1,300 psi. This provides for added reserve air indication required at greater depths. From 35 bar/600 to approximately 200 bar/3,000 psi is green and from 200 bar/3,000 psi to end of scale is blue.

The front glass lens is made to act as a pressure relief valve. In the event of a sudden increase in pressure inside the instrument, the glass rises slightly, allowing the excess pressure to escape. The instrument is housed in a small, modern shaped console boot, made from polycarbonate and desmopan, (a thermoplastic polyurethane) two materials that guarantee protection from shocks, scratches and which, at the same time, is very light.

The pressure and depth gauges are positioned in such a way that both instruments can be read quickly and easily in any conditions. At the end of the console, slightly to the sides, there are two loops for fastening the instrument to the BCD or harness so that it does not hang down with the risk of catching and damaging the environment.

Depth Gauge Features:

• Small and Compact
• Chrome Plated Brass Case
• Luminescent Color Coded Dial
• 70m/230ft Gauge Scale
• Maximum Depth Indicator
• Diaphragm Membrane

Pressure Gauge Features:

• Small and Compact
• Chrome Plated Brass Case
• Luminescent Color Coded Dial
• 350 bar/5,000 psi Gauge Scale
• Unique Glass Lens Pressure Relief Valve

Console Features:

• Polycarbonate and Desmopan Boot
• Impact, Shock and Scratch Resistant
• H.P. Hose

Depth Gauge Features:

• Depth Gauge, Pressure Gauge Boot and H.P. Hose

Mini Console III

By Cressi

Description

Mini Console III is the three-instrument version of the Mini Console 2.

A compass is added on the back of the console to correspond with the depth gauge.

Here the position is also perfect for easy reading of the instrument.

At the end of the console, slightly to the sides, there are two loops for fastening the instrument to the jacket so that it does not hang down with the risk of catching and damaging the environment.

Specifications:

• Compass
• Material: techno polymers
• Special characteristics: luminescent face, rotating bevel
• Diameter: 60 mm
• Depth Gauge
• Case material: chromium plated brass
• End scale: 70 metres or 230 feet
• Face: luminescent with coloured sections
• Functioning: membrane
• Special characteristics: maximum depth indicator, coloured sections
• Instrument diameter: 50 mm
• Instrument height: 24.5 mm
• Mini pressure gauge
• Case material: chromium plated brass
• End scale: 350 bar or 5000 psi
• Face: luminescent with coloured sections
• Pressure release valve: incorporated
• Instrument diameter: 50 mm
• Height of case: 14 mm
• Total instrument height: 17 mm
• Hose diameter: 11 mm

SPG

By Cressi

Description

The Cressi mini pressure gauge is a small, light-weight gauge that has been specifically designed to avoid excessive strain on the HP hose that connects to the first stage of the regulator. The instrument has a metal case in chromium plated brass and is therefore extremely strong.

The front glass is made so that it also acts as a pressure relief valve. In the event of a sudden increase in pressure inside the instrument, the glass rises slightly, allowing the excess pressure to escape. The luminescent dial is calibrated up to 350 bar in the metric version and 5000 psi in the imperial one.

The area below 50 bar is highlighted in red, the one between 50 and 200 is green and that from 200 to the end of the scale is light blue. The instrument is housed in a small, modern shaped console, made from polycarbonate and desmopan, two materials that guarantee protection from shocks and scratches and which, at the same time, are very light.In the upper part of the protective shell there is a loop for fastening the instrument to the jacket so that it does not hang down with the risk of catching and damaging the environment.

Specifications:

• Case material: chromium plated brass
• End scale: 350 bar or 5000 psi
• Face: luminescent with coloured sections
• Pressure release valve: incorporated
• Instrument diameter: 50 mm
• Height of case: 14 mm
• Total instrument height: 17 mm
• Hose diameter: 11 mm